The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-11

faithful devotee lasted nearly half an hour.
What actually TRANSFERRED will never be
known to the world, but il was sufficient
to bring glimmcr OF tears TO the eyes of
the old deputy. In half an hour the
lovers had parted, and the excitement of
the entrance Of Nina had passed.
At g o'clock there was an influx OF dep
uty shcrifls TO the Jail. Men who had for
years been serving civil writs and not both
ering their heads about hangngs came in.
They all wore heavy overcoats, aud in the
righth and pockets OF these were bulky oh
jccts, which to the eyes OF Inexperienced
were plainly pyolycS. Orders were given
forbidding the entrance of any one not
connected with the press on the sheriff
office. Then some of the duputies VENT
supper and matters quoted down. 4
rumor was started TO the effect that Schwab
and Ficlden would he remover 10 Joliet ut
$50 o'clock, but Jailcr Folz declared he
had no orders To that effect,
Prepared Tor Trouble.
CmCAGo, ILL.,, Nov 10. -M anyeNpCssions
Of opinion and much conjecture have been
INDUCED in during the last day or two as
to the actual orders, il any, which the
United States troops now at llighwood
were under, and as TO how promptly they
might be transferred TO this city in cas-,
their presence became necessary. \ re-
porter this morning saw Gen. Terry ut the
military headquarters, and asked II any
preparations had been made for the trans
fer OF the United States troops now al
llighwood, in case they were wanted here.
"Aitcr the execution, aud after the Ills.
turbancc should any occur may he
willing To talk about IL, the general H..
piled. "But consider IL bad for me, and
poor policy for an army officer, 10 outline
his arranged plans for action in advance.
GLOW long would IL take to get the mcr
here, after orders had been issucd?' wa'
asked.
THAT would depend upon the railway
company. so far as the troops are con
ccmcd, they can be ready in u very short
space of time after they receive orders
I'm ease the troops We're needed, wh'
would issue the order for them To move"
''ln ease GOV. Oglcsby should dctcrmin,
that the State militia and city authorities
were not strong enough to cope with an,
Uuunlc llut nllgnt hIlSe, nv NhulN N'
graph 10 the President, and instruction
would he forwarded to me- here. woul,
then take action IN accordance with my IN
structions from Washington"
How long would that lornality take?
Probably not very long. II would b
done by wire, aud US promptly rs posi-
! bic"
sis Il not a fact that precautionary.
measures have been taken which woul'
abridgc the necessity OF this iormality, an,
enable YOU TO call the trooI,s here NJ once
81 can not apswcr that question one va.
or the other, the general concluded.
II has been stated in connection will
the government troops at llighwo0d tia
nothing has been left undonc which woult
insure their immediate transfer 10 this cit,
IN ease such action becomes necessary
that special train has been arranged 10
aud at the irst evidence oi tho State mill
tin being inadequate 20 the demands ma,l
upon II, the "reg,llays' co,ild I've rurhc
down to the city armed 10 the teeth al
ready Tor whnteyrr might be expected
them IL .;;,,si thirty minutes from the tin
orders had been received at Highwcod. :